tavis: the project is called "another happy day."s i mentioned earlier in the program, 30 years ago she was in "diner" barry levinson's director debut and you know how that turned out and we're still talking about it 30 years later. you might want to catch his son's debut, sam levinson in "another happy day" starring ellen barkin. they don't give you enough time around here. i could have done this a few more hours. >> i'm honored to be here. tavis: that's our show for tonight. see you next time on pbs. until then, good night from l.a. thanks for watching and as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on cronenberg on "a dangerous method." >> every community has martin luther king boulevard and the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street, but a place for wal-mart to stand together w thank you. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

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you can't trade in your dream for another dream. i am so proud to be an actor. >> hollywood's newest star is the french comedian. he beat george clooney to take the award for best actor in his role, "the artist." [ speaking french ] >> the veteran canadian actor christopher plummer won another award for "beginners." he was plays a gay man who reveals his sexuality after his wife's death. >> actors are gregarious and wacky, are they not? i love them dearly. when they honor you, it's like being lit by the holy grail. thank you, thank you, thank you. >> in the television categories, there was success for "board walk empire," "modern family" but the british winner wasn't in the house. >> you've been showing her all of the foolishness. she believes glendale isn't good enough. that i'm not good enough. >> kate winslet couldn't be here this evening, so i'm happy to accept the actor on her behalf. >> alec baldwin won again for there "30 rock." but he wasn't in the mood to take it too seriously. >> oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god,

he had another choice in miami. the baltic -- the st. louis rams were fairly disasters, but he has the overall number one pick at qb. people have more power than what he may have had in miami if he chose their. what egomaniacal coach does not want that? the maryland terps getting ready to pay another coach to not coach. bradford has agreed to a buyout. $700,000 is what bradford is owed at this point. the buyout has worked out with terms not yet made it public. bradford has agreed to the buyout of his contract. i guess we have to -- that is a look at sports. we will have another look at the forecast for it after this. >> it is the most intense purple friday of the season. baltimore ravens fans are rallying together in all locations throughout the city and the state. team coverage continues leading up to sunday's game at. temperatures have activated the cold blue system. how they try to keep the most abominable residence safe. >> it has gone cold again. >> it is purple all the way from west palm and florida to here in baltimore. by the tim

those stories still to come but first yet another scandal has hit u.s. forces in afghanistan this time as a video apparently showing american marines urinating on afghan corpses the video went viral in just hours causing outrage revulsion the u.s. department of defense has launched an investigation with reports that two of the marines have been identified david swanson author and campaigner at roots action dot org has told me that he thinks this latest scandal is a byproduct of a force being made to fight a war it doesn't believe in. the fact that these soldiers have apparently referred these people and the the scandal is that they are urinating on their prey i mean the hate sure is that is necessary to get people to do such a thing is necessary to motivate soldiers to fight in a war that has no other credible rationale for the war itself is an atrocity and so we pick out these particular atrocities and we get outraged but we don't look at the underlying fact and we end up with this incredibly bizarre phenomenon of being upset that someone is peanut on a

prosecutors convinced her to issue another order and ordered him to surrender his weapons. lawyers are pushing for a speedy trial. he's due back in court next monday. >>> police today identified an innocent man killed yesterday when a car full of burglary suspect flew -- slammed into his car. the victim was 69-year-old robert lewis cheney a makeshift memorial stands at the scene of the crash. police say they were pursuing three suspects but it called off to chase when the crash happened. they say he died instantly. the da's office is now reviewing the case against them. prosecutors today charged a shuttle bus driver with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter. authorities say 64-year-old wallace richardson was driving a shuttle bus when he ran a red light and crashed into a big rig. one of the passenger's kevin was killed. nobody else was hurt. he's set to be arraigned next week. north bay man is facing charges after taking a wrong turn and triggering a -- triggering nightmare. that story coming up. a former wife took the stand today as a witness in his preliminary hearing. thi

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so yet another storm that brings with it warm air.starting to move in towards dc and annapolis. we'll start to see that creep in. the real question here will, this leading edge of cloud cover, how thin is it where we get some of the sun to go through. it's still another hour and-a-half to two hours until we get to see some of the predawn beautiful light and a chance for a gorgeous sunrise, maybe towards havre de grace in northeastern maryland and we're really questioning central maryland because the clouds there will thicken up in a hurry. that is the case for all of us this morning. there's the arctic boundary, some snow. this one moves through after the storm passes and the storm itself is going to bring in most of its heavy rain as we head through later today. there's the ride home. them tonight, heavy rain overnight through midnight, should be gone by daybreak tomorrow, 8:00, a partly cloudy, windy day but warm tomorrow. this model shows rain. others indicate a brief shot at snow with the cold air right before daybreak. could be a

you end up being another justin.another heart break i have to deal with. >> not going to die. >> i've been through this before. i've had friends of mine that i took under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do. and they get out there and mess up. i lost a friend six years ago, justin got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. i feel like i failed him. >> i will send you a card every month you are out there. but if you come back i will send a blanket party your way. >> not coming back. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay gets a job and a chance to prove himself. >> that was to the dislike of my supervisors. they thought i lost my mind. >> and marcus murray lashes out when a member says the wrong thing. >> you made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. you lose, the mor, because for every two pounds you lose through diet and exercise, alli can help you lose one more by blocking some of the fat you eat. let's fight fat with alli. ♪ ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for un

a little break monday before another round of warm air comes in.ratures will go way above average once again. now, we put this altogether in an overall perspective. and the coldest of air is really locked up way to the negotiate. even though we cool down occasionally in rounds. we've had a couple of cold snaps. they've only been about a day or so. so the warm air generally is going to continue, as that cold air really gets locked up in canada. winds will be turning around to the southwest. and we're looking at small craft advisories in effect tonight and then again tomorrow, with the winds picking up behind this front and another approaching. tonight, going down to 30 degrees. there could be a brief shower. that's about it. tomorrow, we're going up to 49 for a high with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. and take a look at the next five days around here. we're still way above average. even though we go down to 45 degrees with a front coming through. that's all part of a warm front. then we're back up to 62 degrees. 64 on wednesday, with the chance f

we have seen it one candidate after another. when you are back on the top you are also under attack. >> this is a nonsense question. that is just plain baloney. that is as close to despicable as anything i can imagine. >> he is also taking hits from his own party. a list of gopers have come out swinging. >> i think we ought to send new dain -- to the moon and mitt romney to the white house. >> bob dole says the nomination could lead to a barack obama landslide. the affair could be taking a toll. numbers show rodney on top. -- numbers show mitt romney on top. no candidate has associated himself more with -- >> i am a reagan conservative. did you know ronald reagan? >> newt gingrich believes his attachment to the republican idle will go a long way in winning this race. >> nancy reagan said ronald reagan's torch had been passed to me as speaker of the house. >> many of those critics are mitt romney supporters. not that gingrich does not have his own supporters. including sarah palin. she says the establishment is trying to crucify

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trenton road, another accident. another in westminster at pleasant valley road. the rest of the major roadways are looking ok. this is 70 at 29. east and westbound traffic in pretty good shape. give yourself some extra time this morning. this is the harrisburg expressway at warrant road. no sign of delays. everything looks good -- at warren road. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. for that we go to vanetta brooks of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. if you bust diversions. madison apartments are being diverted. the 36 line is not stopping at washington and monroe because of construction. the penn, camden, and brunswick lines showing no delays. i am a vanetta brooks. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. we'll look at the seven-day forecast in just a moment. first let's say good morning to ava marie who stopped in canton talking about restaurant week. you have some fantastic dishes. >> good morning. i always managed to sneak by way into the food assignments. restaurant week begins this friday a

another accident. oh, my gosh. >> what just happened? tell me what happened. >> another accident.er accident. oh, my goodness. and that was a truck. >> reporter: the skeletons of 18-wheelers and cars smoldered for hours after the pileup on i-75. early sunday morning south of gainesville, florida. >> you hear cracks and thuds and bumps and hits. you just hear the sound of metal breaking. >> reporter: steven randall camps was in a car wedged between two semis. >> you hear people crying. you hear people, you know, just basically asking why -- the fog was so dense that, you know, you could literally get out of the car and you could hold up your hand and you wouldn't see it. >> reporter: authorities blame the carnage on what's called a super fog, a combination of ash from a nearby brush fire mixing with water particles, creating a wall of fog that's completely impenetrable. it forms quickly and visibility drops to near zero. you get a feel for just how dangerous it is from this clip from local station bay news 9, after similar conditions cost four lives in 2008. >> you can't see me any

and you know it's another round in the playoffs and that's exciting. that brings us to the hardwood where the shock of choose the evening in the n.b.a. saw the struggling golden state forget all about their recent woes to be the star laden miami heat in california the hosts well they're in control for the majority of the game even dwayne wade season high thirty four points not enough for the heat to make it nine wins from their past ten games dorell wright mental for the warriors scoring twenty points on the night including this effort from beyond the arc to tie the game at ninety six apiece with just thirty one seconds to go here is in the fourth quarter that took the much into overtime right to the fore here as well adding five of the fifteen points the winners eclipsing their one hundred eleven one zero six golden state how it ended up. so the n.b.a. is in full swing after months of daughter over whether would go ahead and roll the season the luck though just a memory with players returning to north america after seeing action in other leagues acros

another big problem. represenmetro placed 40 feet of rail at the pentagon station, so that problem has been solved. >> metro riders can expect more delays from 10:00 tonight through closing on sunday because. of track because shuttle buses will replace red line trains between dupont circle and the van ness station. cleveland park station will be closed along with another station. there will be single-tracking on the orange blue, and yellow lines. -- would leave clar andoodeyoodley park and cleveland park stations will be closed. >> we do have the threat of more severe thunderstorms as we go through the morning until about lunchtime, especially along and east of 95. in culpeper we could still have a severe thunderstorm even southwest of the metro. not much happening around the beltway on the radar. but there's a lot of heavy rain moving to the interstate 81 corridor, about to cross over the blue ridge in the shenandoah valley, and parts of southeastern loudoun county at this time. all this is moving to the

you'll see. >> reporter: another person says another incentive to buying an electric car, you could receive up to $7,500 credit for your federal taxes. reporting from oakland, gil diaz, cbs 5. >>> this evening, pg&e and commission representatives will discuss reforms made in response to the 2010 explosions in san bruno. both groups will detail steps they have taken now to improve safety since the disaster that killed eight. the representatives are expected to take questions from the public. >>> coming up, president obama talks energy on his road trip while republican presidential candidates take aim at each other. >> plus, arizona's governor talking about her heated exchange with president obama. the finger-pointing picture and her response coming up. [ child crying ] >> and you thought you took the 49ers loss hard! the little fan that just cannot be consoled. >> i sound that way sometimes after a raiders loss! [ laughter ] >> hey, folks, we have crowds around the bay area right now and much brighter days ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. obama's 3 day trip to the battleground states

another slug of moisture comes in late sunday.f you're watching us on khaq in spokane, washington, experience one of the most beloved and recognized art movements through story telling and imagery at the northwest museum of arts. >> thanks so much. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. the number one film will be about vampires at war. "underworld awakening" marks kate beckinsale's return as a battling vampire after she skipped the third film. it should do well because of the 3-d and i-max prices taking in at least $20 million for the top spot. >>> the world war ii drama "red tails" should earn about $15 million. the 9/11 drama "extremely loud and incredibly close" goes nationwide and will likely take in between 10 to $12 million. "haywire" starring gina carano isn't expected to hit the $1 million mark. a new survey shows johnny depp is america's favorite actor. sandra bullock was the only woman in the top ten. >>> all right. this comes to us from wnbc news 4 new york where in nearby harlem we hear

another brick. >> another brick. well, you know, he was another american immigrant, too. because he thought he was going to stay. he didn't realize they would have all the wonderful revolutions to call him back to europe. payne was important because payne had this -- had such powerful attacks on privilege and political conservative and traditions, and he was such a p polemicist that he opened people's eyes to being ruled by ideas that are 800 years old and political arrangements, and, of course, he had an impact on the american revolution, because he came here immediately -- the first thing he did was write a tract against slavery and then he began writing just common sense. but payne was very important -- i wanted to -- i wanted to make the point that the 18th century, the century of increasing technological virtuiosity was also a. ed by a new concept of human nature, human possibilities, and the proper ordering of government so that everyone would plure iflourish. that you had in payne and that i think you have in the declaration of independence, you know, drawing on th

one bows out, while another picks up a major endorsement. >>> another night to turn up your heat.ut changes are coming. don't miss the updated first warning forecast. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news. wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 starts now. [ bleep ] >>> attacked. a baltimore city police officer, pushed to the ground issue during an arrest. >> tonight, the story behind a video that has gone viral. hi. radio -- >> hello, everybody. i'm denise koch. >> and i'm kai jackson, in

overseas loyalty to another country and so i think it's gross. but some of my that decision and it could be good for the sport especially in russia so. he will be only russian club that was seriously affected by resumption of the n.b.a. his bail spare stone sentence in a famous golfer to rejoin the denver nuggets however his former teammate nielsen has the russian made the right move in going back stateside i think age plays like what is on course it is going to go for a number and there's no idea where the m.b.a. is the best league in the world and he's trying to make his own nation over there and we everyone he wishes nothing with the best that was of seriously and he's such a good go the same the same leave on all counts chris quinn joined him he just before the account started the point guard signed a one year contracts so he wouldn't have been able to return stateside even if he'd wanted to know whether the new orleans native says the suspension of the n.b.a. has given him a wonderful opportunity he would have otherwise never really experien

yet another challenger hopes to stop romney with what his campaign is calling a money bomb.it's a big one. ron paul may have taken the last four days off, but his supporters have been busy. john huntsman is out. he made it official today. >> today, i am suspending my campaign for the presidency. i believe it is time for our party to unite around the candidate best quipped to defeat barack obama. despite our defensives and the space between us on some of the issues. i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> new polling out today from cnn shows governor romney far and away the front-runner among republicans nationwide and newt gingrich and rick santorum won the endorsement of christian conservative leaders over the week. newt gingrich warning conservatives that anyone voting for santorum or himself ensuring himself, meaning a moderate, wins the nomination. >> ask yourself a simple question. why would you want to nominate the guy who lost to the guy who lost to obama? okay? >> today's polling seems to contradict him there. republicans by a 2.4% margin thinks governor

half another piece of new video showing in for red video. those are people trying to make an orderly line to the lifeboats to get on. many passengers pointed their finger at the captain and the crew for a chaotic evacuations. >>james: rain here it means snow. we will be watching the rain to see how much they get. i will tell you the forecasts. by wednesday afternoon, who snow will start to come through. snow levels will drop to about 6,500 ft.. when we come back, more on those temperatures and a full check on whether. >>george: we are continuing to track a hot spot free drive around the bay area. we are watching building volumes at the bay bridge. we will start with a bridge check westbound. the bunching up at the base of the incline and means we will see the metering lights activated in the next 10 minutes or so. on the san mateo bridge we're watching the volume is still on the right side of the screen but no delays as we head across the stand. if the golden gate bridge is still a problem free commute. in easy ride as you head in from sausa

how about another stop further south and west.nowy conditions here at winter green where there they are skiing snowboarding big time right now and why not? there is more snow we are tracking with the radar and you can kind of see this line south of morgantown and garret. if this continues on its track it looks like it'll skirt south of the baltimore area. you know not out of the question that some of that could begin to reach in our direction. nothing here right now. just ground cover and look at the temperatures, 27hagerstown. 30 easton. we are below freezing everywhere, we are at freezing in the river, below just about everywhere else and the winds have been very light today. that's been improvement. not as much wind chill factor against struggle to get above the freezing mark. there is that area of snow through the central part of west virginia. the track on this thing does take it just to the south and west. look, some of this -- the northern edge could skirt western maryland and possibly bring a few snow flurries later tonigh

thursday another weak system into the bay area. looks like warm up and dry things out as we head towards next weekend. >> what's his name again? >> think it's lawrence. >>> a teenage girl hit in the head at a sharks game. the only thing she wants after suffering a concussion. >>> the road parade gets under way today. the major distractions organizers are preparing for. ]?2ñ#ñeÑhz [ male announcer ] for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. citi financial tools. easier banking. standard at citibank. [ beep ] hi. dave here. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. hi, it's dave. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. hi, it's dave. i'm out of the office. [ male announcer ] online bill pay. easier banking. standard at citibank. year-old boy in oakland. . >> a $25,000 is now being offered to help catch a gunman who shot and killed a 5-year- old boy in oakland. gabriel

the officer was joined by another unit. she pursued the suspect vehicle as it began driving through red lights at a high rate of speed. the suspect vehicle driver continued through four police districts with a blatant disregard for the law. the suspect driver lost control of the car in the parking lot of the recreation center. the other suspect in the car climbed into the rear seat of a suspect vehicle. officer hayes noticed this as the car was coming to an abrupt stop after the collision. she noticed a muzzle flash. she was slowing per vehicle and broadcasting the movements. she managed to transition her gun to her weaker hand and returned fire to the suspect. the heavily wooded area provided the suspects the ability to evade capture. the officers searched the area and found a fully loaded handgun outside of the project a vehicle. in conclusion at great risk to result in in defense of the public in general, officer hayes' vigilant pursuit of two violent felons even after being shot at is being awarded the bronze medal of v

there's another big twist to this story. state police had charged and booked curtis shelly into the acad ya parish jail on reckless operation and dwi charges but the police department didn't file their charges before curtis shelly was able to bond out himself with $1200 that he had in his pocket. he's on the loose now. there's a warrant out for this guy's arrest. >> no! >>> an 85-year-old woman in alaska was recently in for the fight of her life. and it might surprise you guys who she was up against. you see her here, 85-year-old dorothy taylor and her husband 82-year-old george murphy were walking their dogs near willow, alaska. dorothy was back in the car while george was sort of rounding up the dogs, getting them ready to go. she looked back and she saw a giant moose. and she saw this moose stomping, so dorothy grabbed a shovel, ran towards the dogs and her husband. when she got there, she realized the moose was stomping her husband. these two have been married for 40 years. so she made a noise on the ground with the shov

put up another one. is hope and change that you know what you're saying reminds me someone wisely said it's useless to hold a person to anything he says while his in love. or running for office or all three at the same time even worse. i've seen his lips move before and say the right words i'll believe it when i see it thanks for the interview. it's very bad out here. but i'm not saying hardly any birds squirrels. you know what's going on here. today. these are the images being from the streets of canada. the close up team has been too stunned birthplace to the most ambitious football club in the world. naldo r g goes to the far east where the timber industry affects the legendary siberian tigers where the ancient native community loses its way in the modern world. and where the country's mental well starts its way across the ocean. come to the bars creature russia close up. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max conjure for a no holds barred look

that slammed into another car around 3:00 in the morning. the cars caught on fire killing three people on the scene. the fourth person died of a way to the hospital. state police have identified three of the people. not long before the accident happened, several people called 911 to report cars driving in the wrong lane. >> the crash team is doing a thorough investigation. it is not evident yet whether alcohol or speed were factors in the crash. >> officials are still trying to identify -- reach out to the victims' families. they will release those names as soon as they do. sheldon dutes for wbal-tv 11 news. >> 11 news has learned a man killed in an overnight crash was a high school custodian. it happened before 1:00 this morning. fire officials tell us he was killed on the scene after colliding with another vehicle. the passengers of the other vehicle were being treated for minor injuries. anne arundel police are handling the investigation. anne arundel public county school officials tell us he had been working at the high school for seven

that's another idea. there are ones that are just beginning where you can actually lease the system. you don't have to put any money up front at all. somebody else will own the system for you. you may pay an upfront cost a little bit that is less than what you might pay normally or some of them may not at all, depending on how they can make the finances work. the whole goal is to try to get you into p.v. with the least amount of resistance possible. instead of paying maybe the utility per month, you're going green and paying somebody else. thank you very much for your time. it's a pleasure. i'll take questions and i'll be here afterwards as long as you need me. thank you very much. [applause] >> so that's it, solar basics. first we talked about the technology, how it works and how it all hooks together. then we talked about net metering and how that makes solar easy and worry-free and finally we talked about the incentives from the state and the federal government that lower the cost and makes solar affor

you end up being another justin. another heart break i have to deal with. >> not going to die. >> i've been through this before. i've had friends of mine that i took under my wing, youngsters that get out before i do. and they get out there and mess up. i lost a friend six years ago, justin got shot by a police officer in indianapolis. i feel like i failed him. >> i will send you a card every month you are out there. but if you come back i will send a blanket party your way. >> not coming back. >> all right. thank you. >>> coming up, leonard mcquay gets a job and a chance to prove himself. >> that was to the dislike of my supervisors. they thought i lost my mind. >> and marcus murray lashes out when a member says the wrong thing. >> you made us look like a bunch of [ bleep ]. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [ male announcer ] for half the calories -- plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> every day islamic prayers can be heard drifting from the cell of leonard mcquay a

>> i feel threatened to be placed in a sell with another inmate. i feel my life is in danger. >> the inmate has been secured in the family visiting area. he'll have this time with his wife, and he'll return back to a facility. >> you nervous? >> mm-hmm. >> i'm not in here for no rape, no child molesting. >> if i stay over here, before the day is out, i could never go back to the main line. because my reputation be worn. i'm now considered no good. >> california houses the largest inmate population in the country. more than 170,000 prisoners. kern valley state prison opened its gates in june 2005 to help ease overcrowding at other state penitentiaries. it brings california's total number of correctional facilities to 33. 130 miles northeast of los angeles is california's central valley. known for farming and agriculture, it is also home to kern valley state prison. the facility costs $379 million to build, and it will eventually hold 5,000 men. >> we want to try to get the inmates to start programming and try to rehabilitate them to be able to get b

now there is another disturbance. when will it hit cold? the answers are coming up. >> the past decade has been the safest decade to fly if you do not count terrorism. there were 153 fatalities in the past 10 years. that is to death forever 100 billion passengers. when decade earlier, there were 10 times as likely to dive off flying on american plan. improvements clamper -- came as they went through some financial turmoil. some information tonight for parents concerned about the baby formula recall. investigators they do not think the cases of babies being guys -- diagnosed are related. the fda say that four infants were sickened by -- the national retailers polled cases of formula after learning one of them consumed enfamil. march 2, at 11:00. stay with us. >> some nice temperatures today. tomorrow is going to warm up once again. way above the average. on my journey across america, i've learned that when you ask someone in texas if they want "big" savings on car insurance, it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ..

another argument to repeal the law is that the vaccine could promote promiscuity. i cannot really say that they would be promiscuous, but if it cannot prevent to keep them helpalthy. question that it will make them promiscuous? i think that is silly. >> they're considering an opt out policy. the parents can decide whether or not to have their daughters vaccinated. >> thousand people get cervical cancer every year and this would have had an impact on reducing that number. >> there are voters worried about the tug of war in the first place. >> they feel they will pullout mandate and then someone retracts them. they should think before they act. >> the vaccination law was passed five years ago when the senate was under democratic control. now is under republican control. >> 7 is on your side when it comes to a child's safety in carpools. a new study shows that up to 45% do not require their children to use the booster seats when carpooling with other kids. there is overcrowding, lack of coordination for seat switch offs. >> six days until super bowl xlvi. a tease of a

it's another "spare the air" today and tomorrow to.stal clouds expected to move in and patchy valley fosmg it's looking dry and mild through the week. we did have chance of rain for monday afternoon in the north bay area but took that out of the forecast. poor air quality expected in the north bay for tomorrow and also in santa clara valley but that means no wood-burning for all of us through tomorrow night. so keep that in mind. people trying to burn wood. here's a look at the satellite radar image. this area of high pressure pushing the jet stream to the north and that's kept the moisture to the north. we're not going to see much rain. the high pressure was enough to give us a sunny and mild day today, and then as the cold front starts to move in toward northern california, we kind of see the tail end of it, so it's very weak at this point. by the time it makes into it the bay area. so tomorrow morning we'll wake up to low clouds and the rain really not even getting to mend seen know county, and then by -- mendocino county, and by to

another crash at joppa road and falls road. another on preston street and another in laurel at 198. the major roadways are checking get ok. 10 minutes and 95 northbound between 32 and the beltway. 95 on the south side, no problems to report. this is the harrisburg expressway. you can see that north and southbound is moving at just fine. this is the beltway and perring parkway. that accident has moved off to the right shoulder. no lanes of traffic are affected. looking good. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we go back out to ava marie in dundalk. tell us about what you have on thre. >> i am live in dundalk and having some much fun. this store is well known for their ravens gear. where is your other location/ >> in parkville. >> there is a lot of warm stuff. people are concerned about tailgating and staying warm. look to these gloves. these are spirit gloves. >> this is another warm hat that covers the year. >> your web site. >> www.poorboys.net. >> let's check the seven-day forecast. it is so chilly outside. we are barely making it into the upper 20's and low 30's. we will

we'll see another nice afternoon but we have to deal with pretty thick fog tomorrow. as a result, slight cooling. then the rain comes back into the forecast. i'll tell you when and what that means for sierra nevada coming up. first let's check your drive at 6:09. >>> the accident we reported earlier was still there at carlson, now definitely going to be a sigalert situation. travel times, folks, westbound 80, your commute direction, we're up to already 40 minutes for your commute time. the majority of the slowing is from richmond and san pablo all the way down to carlson boulevard where this accident now has the coroner called to the scene. we've also sent christie over there. once the coroner is called to an accident scene it is at least an hour until they get things over there, "kron 4 morning news, s there, krewes. no problems off the car seasqui bridge. but as folks funnel off from highway 4 we'll see a build-up over toward this scene of the accident. likely a sigalert will be called in the next few minutes. we have slowing through concord, walnut creek and folks

crossing another border launching an office of attack often conducted by the cia which is a civilian agency that you know they're not they're not the military they don't have combatant immunity and put it for the president to send them out to conduct often said military operations. is just unprecedented you're talking about do you legal process do they think if they operate outside the united states everything is just legally fine i guess we're fortunate that america's the no six hundred pound gorilla in the playground i mean who's going to tell us we can't. which is fine as long as we're the big kid on the playground but we may not always be in that status we're supposed to set the example a positive example you know we claim to be the champion of the rule of law but it seems that we're a champion of the rule wall when we're trying to apply it to others not so much for mine. we're looking at in the mirror at ourselves. the convention against torture for instance who are signatory to that if you if you so recently at the republican presidential debates were candidates they would resu

another storm, another bound write tomorrow night. it'll change everything in to the weekend. that ahead. >> all right. tonight subway services back up and running after a big time scare this afternoon. a man in a wheelchair was trapped underneath a train. paramedics and rescue crews were called to pull him from underneath the tracks. wesson the lower level. fire officials don't know what led up to him being trapped but they were able to get him out. >> paramedics and firefighters were able to gain access to the victim underneath the train. it appears that nearly 150-foot length of the train actually ran over him. >> no details on his condition. fire officials say he was alert when rescued. >> we have good news about that doing thrown from a balcony. he was been release from the animal hospital and is recovering at a shelter. he was launched from a balcony and thrown 50 feet. animal control said he had serious bumps and bruises and a fractured eye socket. >> it'll be several weeks before he is physically recovered. once he is recovered we will look at where he is going to spen

coming up, we'll take another look around the area at 4:39., mike and andrea. >> in campaign 2012, most of the republican presidential candidates are continue campaigning today in new hampshire. ahead of next week's primary. mitt romney who picked up an endorsement from arizona senator john mccain wednesday will also visit south carolina. >> one person not on the campaign trail, michele bachmann. she dropped out of the race following her near last-place finish in the iowa caucuses. drew levinson has more. >> reporter: mitt romney hopes new hampshire will give him the landslide victory he couldn't get in iowa. >> talk about a squeaker. talk about a squeaker. do you think we can do better here in new hampshire? with senator john mccain at his side, he urged supporters to show up at the polls tuesday. a new survey shows romney holding a commanding lead in new hampshire with 43%. >> what you need to do, i'm asking you is to make sure that we send him to south carolina with such momentum that it cannot be stopped. >> reporter: but the rest of the g

cross my mind some point you know new so i could just try to do another to medications. sink in or you know if i could get through those first twenty minutes to half hour. you know as in the pain would go away a little bit and then maybe would you do another and i could just through it and. have that i think there's a give up. and the belgian will next face topsy it caroline wozniacki who held up a second set fight back by serbia's yelena yankovic's the former world number one committing her fiftieth unforced error to hand wozniacki the six love seven five victory the dane went out in the semifinals last year just a step away from defending her ranking points while the one spot. in form by the russian victoria azarenka hit a forehand winner brushed aside yvetot of the czech republic sixty six to remember three c's enjoyed yet another blistering victory. and waiting in the quarterfinals is number eight seed agnieszka the pole needed less than an hour to overpower germany as you go to six one six one twenty two year old going in confidence after injury is three set battle

if iowa effectively picks another mike huckabee this year, another candidate that appeals to republicansiowa but not to the majority of republican voters in the rest of the country, do you think iowa is risking a challenge for its first in the nation position? >> iowa has a challenge every four years. i mean, i've covered nine of these caucus cycles. every year they say this will be the last time it happens. some year it may be true. it's not carved in stone. iowa is the beginning of the process. it's not the end of the process. the only reason it continues is because the country cannot figure out a different way to nominate candidates. i mean, rachel, if you love money and politics, you'd love a national, regional primary. you know, there are unintended consequences to changes to this calendar. unfortunately for people who want to have more say. one of the solutions they come up with is move their events closer to iowa and new hampshire which the unintended consequence of making iowa and new hampshire that much more important. a candidate who doesn't do well in one of these states doesn

don't put the courts as another library for another road. it is not. it is the basis why we today enjoy our freedom. we have got to make that clearly understood. every time you talked legislator, every time you have an opportunity to talk to a civic group, you need to make that distinction. >> thank you. the next question from the audience, if you could choose only one reform of the american justice system, what would it be and why? >> it would be to de-politicize the funding of the justice system. what you have is the fact that the courts get in the way. they get in the way of the legislature or the executive branch doing what it want to do. it becomes very much a political issue as to be adequate funding of the courts. there should not be that tension that exists for the courts doing the right thing. there should be an opportunity in some states, and we will look at this next year in our commission resolution, one state as a citizens' committee that looks at the necessary funding for the state judiciary. then, there is a determined number based on em